IPad Pro 2021 was introduced with M1 chip, mini LED display and 5G technology

Apple iPads have been dominating the tablet market for a long time and are always experiencing great sales. Over the generations, Apple has been able to improve the iPad user experience and inject a range of useful features into its tablets. The iPad Pro is Apple’s definition of a professional tablet and is used by many people around the world. The Cupertinoites finally held the Spring Loaded Ceremony, as promised. One of the highlights of Apple’s new event was the introduction of the Apple iPad Pro 2021.

As Verge and 9to5Mac  write, Apple’s next-generation iPad Pro, like the new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models unveiled last year, is experiencing major hardware changes and looks similar to its predecessor.

Apple’s iPad Pro 2021, unveiled in 11-inch and 12.9-inch models, uses the M1 chip ; The chip used to power the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac Mini. The M1 chip of the iPad Pro 2021 has an eight-core CPU and an eight-core GPU. Apple says that because the M1 has the same processing architecture as the A-Series processors, the  iPadOS operating system could take full advantage of the new chip. 

Apple claims that the iPad Pro 2021, thanks to the M1, will make a big leap in processing performance compared to the previous generation; They consider the iPad Pro 2021 to be 1500 times faster than the iPad Pro 2010 and say that their new professional tablet will be up to 50% more powerful than the 2020 model. Apple’s iPad Pro 2021 has a 16-core neural engine, and according to Apple, the tablet can be charged during the day.